Executive Dating

This company or its affiliates or franchisees operate under a number of names, including Executive Dating New Jersey, San Antonio, Ontario, etc. Others which may or may not be related use ethnic and religious tags to lure customers. Examples: Executive Jewish Dating and Executive Chinese Dating.

Leslie of Canfield, OH June 30, 2009

First, the address has provided for this company on the website has changed. It used to be in North Carolina. I called into the service and was told they screen all their candidates and make sure they are legitemate. I was interviewed by Robin for 90 minutes and was offered a 6 month membership at 997. I was offered one on one service and was told that after each match I should contact my counsleor to give feedback.

I paid for a 6 month membership in March and received one match immediately. After that I was unable to reach anyone by phone or email. My next match said he knew nothing about this service and had not paid for this membership. I learned after discusion with my next two matches that they were on other websites but have never been interviewed by a counselor and have never applied for a membership with exeuctive african american dating. I stopped receiving matches and began to email my counselor and leave messages. For 200 per month I should at least have better customer service than this.

I was not contacted until I emailed the general manager , Bill. He wouldnt call me but my counselor Robin emailed me and said they would send me more matches. The company never respnded to my questions about where they were getting these matches from. They told me I would receive 2-7 matches per month and I have yet to see this obligation fulfilled without me emailing the manager first. The matches are nothing near exeuctive and most have not heard anything about this service nor are they paid members. The address keeps changing. The counselors do not have specific email addresses so I dont know if Robin is even a person or if everyone who sends me a match is using this alias. They have scammed me out of my hard earned money and will continue

Harry of Los Angeles, CA June 11, 2009

I am a pastor in Los Angeles and in the past three years have married two couples who had met thorough Executive Dating. One of my congregation told me they were considering joining Executive Dating but found complaints on consumeraffairs.com. I went to the website to check it out, read the complaints, then spoke to a manger at Executive Dating, Mike O'Keefe. He was happy to hear that two of their marriages were done at my church. He explained that all dating and introductions sevices have complaints, it is the nature of the business. He suggested checking Cruise Lines, they have a huge number of complaints, because anyone can post anything on the Internet with no verification, that is the way it is. The complaints for Executive Dating are small compared to other introduction services and even the best companies have complaints on the Internet because nothing is verified. I felt that I did my research, that he is right, and based on my experience of having done two weddings for Executive Dating, I just wanted you to know my experiences.

Tracey of Cameron Park, CA April 25, 2009

Executive Dating Sacramento, first match he was dating someone, totally unfit matches. My question is...does anyone have a headquarters address and corporation name? The obvious shock of being scammed and 1300 later, realizing that while I DID my research, I did get burned.

Teresa L. Dutkevitch of Riverside, CT March 10, 2009

This is a dating service. Within one month, it became clear that they were a fraudulent service. Once I sent in a check for nearly 1,000, I could not reach them by phone or email.

I paid 1,000 for six months of service. I subsequently cancelled my membership and requested a confirmation but received none.

Priscilla of Seattle, WA February 19, 2009

I joined this service and spoke with this man. He told me there were over 200 men in the Seattle area who were educated at the college level or beyond and enrolled in their service. I payed over 1400 dollars for a year membership with a written gaurantee that there would be between 2-6 introductions per month and personal interactions between myself and a counselor. I received one match who was involved, and since then less than a match a month, none of who answer their emails and likely do not exist. The counselor doesnt return my phone calls and nor does this R. Simpson guy, the perpetrator of this fraud.

Lost over 1400 dollars. Id sue this [man] just to put him out of business or make a point. Fraud is fraud.

Renee of Hartford, CT December 7, 2008

I recommended this service to a friend of mine who did some checking because she is also savvy with her money during these times. She found this site and informed me about the complaints. I am an active member of Executive Conneticut Dating and I like to think that most Americans in todays technological world would investigate any services available through the internet. While I can appreciate some people having bad experiences I did more own investigating prior to joining and found that if you check out other dating and match making services they have pages upon pages of complaints.

I think when you are discussing matters of the heart and personal expectations you are going to find complaints. I spoke with my counselor about my findings and about my friend. My counselor was more then honest with me and explained that they can't please all the people all the time. Some people's expectations are unrealistic. This is a fact of life that I myself have learned. While I have had a few misses during my quest for love I find that Executive Connecticut Dating has fulfilled and surpassed my expectations and continue to send me appropriate introductions.

Maybe some people don't understand the full process. My counsellor was very informative from the start. She did not harass me by email or telephone while waiting for me to decide if I wanted to use their services. As with anything in my life I find that it is what you make of it! I read the fine print that was supplied. I carefully weighed the options of their services versus some other services out there and feel like I have made a sensible and safe decision by choosing them. I will let you know how it turns out!

Charlene of Auburn, AL November 13, 2008

Found site on line as a professional match maker and they called. Paid 1,000 for 6 mos service in which was promised 2-6 quality matches per month matches made, they said, after my counselor consulted with the gentlemans counselor First match? Was already dating someone. Next couple matches? One the email address was incorrect and the picture looked like some thing you see in a magazine. One match was from another service, which you could tell from the man's picture as it had the name of the service typed on the edge. The last? He had never signed up for the service, did not know where they got his picture, and said the about me section was not written by him! Needless to say the company will not return my emails, they blocked me from entering the website, and the so-called money back promise does not exist. They clearly cruise the 'net for matches to send, matches that never signed up for the service.

1,000

Valerie of Fresno, CA October 14, 2008

Joined the service after being told that they had 114 men signed up for their service in Fresno. Paid 940 for 6 months, was to recieve 2 to 7 available profiles per month. Recieved one who was involved, the second one had never heard of the service. When I complained they suspended me and refused to refund my money.

Frustration of the scam, Loss of 940.

Laura of Newton, MA October 1, 2008

Scammed out of 900 for a dating service in which I was just informed by one of the matches that they have never heard of the dating service. They have a ton of legalize on their site and seem to have the ability to say that they are not breaking any rules... but this is ridiculous. They talk you into the program, have fake stories of matches, have all this other crap that says that they will give you the contacts and you will have a matchmaking type experience.

Got a handful of email addresses from people who have absolutely no idea why I am contacting them.

Judy of Kelowna, OTHER September 27, 2008

I read the other complaints posted on this site. My experience is similar to the others. This company harrassed me via e-mail for a long period of time and I finally contacted them. They promised me that there were many available matches in my area. They were friendly and responsive until they got my money. The first match they sent informed me that he was not available. There was no response from the other two so-called matches sent.

When I complained they would not return calls or e-mails. They put my account on hold without explanation and I have not heard from them since. They are a fraudulent internet scam and I want to prevent others from becoming victims like myself.

I lost 946 which is a lot of money for me as a single mother. The stress caused by this scam and loss has affected all areas of my life. They need to be exposed and stopped.

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